Guangmo (Amo) Tong

Associate Professor
Department of Computer and Information Sciences, University of Delaware
Affiliated: Data Science Institute, Quantum Science and Engineering Program
Email: amotong at udel dot edu

Dr. Tong receives a Ph.D. in Computer Science at the University of Texas at Dallas under the supervision of Prof. Ding-Zhu Du. His research interests include data-driven decision making, machine learning, and theoretical computer science. His research has been supported by NSF and NASA.

☸ NSF Career Award
☸ Outstanding Faculty Research Award, CISC UD
☸ Outstanding/Highlighted Reviewer of NeurIPS, ICML and ICLR
☸ Associate Editor: Computational Social Networks (Springer), Journal of Combinatorial Optimization (Springer)
☸ Recent student feedback on teaching: [2024][2023]

Siqi Wang

Ph.D. Candidate

M.S. University of Delaware

B.S. Beijing Institute of Technology

☸ Reinforcement learning
☸ Deep learning
☸ Combinatorial optimization

Jiahao Xie

Ph.D. Student

B.S. Central South University

 

☸ Machine learning
☸ Set Function Learning
☸ Combinatorial Optimization

Sihan Wei

Ph.D. Student

M.S Johns Hopkins University

M.S University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

B.E. Wuhan University

☸ Learning Theory
☸ Graph Learning

Long Chen

Ph.D. Student

M.S University of Delaware

M.S Shanghai Jiaotong University

B.S. Huazhong Agricultural University

☸ Algorithms
☸ Graph Learning

Trung Nguyen

Undergraduate RA

☸ Graph Visualization
☸ Algorithms
☸ Combinatorial Optimization


Lambda

Deep learning station

☸ 4x RTX A4000
☸ AMD Threadripper Pro 3955WX
☸ Air cooling

2x T550

CPU server

☸ 2x Intel Xeon Gold 6338
☸ 64GB RDIMM
☸ 2TB Hard Drive

GPU Server

Play with Foundational Models

☸ 4x NVIDIA L40S
☸ AMD EPYC 9554 64-Core Processor
☸ SSD


Alumni

Yifan Wang, PhD (Palo Alto Networks as Staff Security Researcher)
Brendon Uzoigwe
Mina Samizadeh, PhD (Assistant Professor, Lincoln University)
Dhana Lakshmi Kankanala, MS
Nagendra Sai Nandimandalam, MS
Bryan Cabrera Icte
Connor Jurewicz (Poster: Communities are Different)
Parth Party (Undergraduate at Carnegie Mellon University)
Di Cui (Thesis: Predicting Text Features of Social Temporal Point Process)
Sahar Nilipour (Thesis: Toward Mental Health Prediction Using Browsing History For Predictive And Soft Labeling)
Ruiqi Wang (Ph.D. candidate at Penn State University)
Qiao Chu (Ph.D. candidate at the University of Delaware)